skyllion-uwu:

imusthavebecomesomething:

micro-usb-deactivated20230625:

“It’s just a small handful of ibuprofen, and it will help the words fade away.“

ALT

pansyfem:

pansyfem:

hi what did everyone have for dinner (or lunch or breakfast if ur in a different time zone. whatever ur last meal was)

you guys have delightfully strange palates

liquidstar:

liquidstar:

oh my god i completely forgot about the episode of adventure time where finn tries to build a tower into space so he can find his dad and rip off his arm as revenge

he even sings a little song about it

typical-straight-girl:

spaceshipsandpurpledrank:

That time Triple H accidentally came out as bisexual and immediately regretted it

glitterbread:

Had an idea

dreamyintersexpuppy:

dreamyintersexpuppy:

we have to stop moralizing the human condition and start jerking each other off while making out

I have had so many bad takes on this post and not only is this a breath of fresh air, I’m gonna kiss you for it, you get me

adhdoofenshmirtz:

effemimaniac:

bro you’re seizing the day too much you’re gonna give yourself carpal diem

missivesfromtroy:

spaceshipsandpurpledrank:

Sweet baby Jesus, it’s actual, real, stance-and-everything Wing Chun approximation for once! Who are you TikTok man? I want to buy you a very large beer.

chroniccoolness:

chroniccoolness:

ocd is not fucking destigmatized

“intrusive thought” gets thrown around by assholes talking about putting strainers on their heads or stepping on a leaf who in the next sentence will say “if your thoughts are about actually hurting people they should put you in a psych ward”. compulsions and rituals get seen as proof you’re “crazy”. ocd insight CAN be delusional, even. pocd and sexual ocd is especially demonized, though even something as “harmless” (to others. not *us*) as contamination OCD is still mocked, belittled, and seen as a sign something is fundamentally wrong with you. I have seen people twice my age advocate for violence against anyone who thinks the way I’ve been forced by my mental illness to think since i was 6, maybe 7 years old.

OCD is not destigmatized.